news at 7:00. police have an arrest. the police in san francisco gives his take and how were they literally saving a home. this is bay area news at 7:00. >> it's friday july 22nd. continuing coverage tonight of three new arrests in the beating. los gçn5rangeles police held a briefing and confirmed %íogthe arrest. charges have been filed. one is lewis sanchez. the other is 30 year old marvin norwood. i woman was also aúarrested bux

has not been charged. 5pe ç÷-c sanchez is louis' sister. louis lives six doors down with his parents. he has tattoos on his neck. 250 pounds, roughly matching the witness descriptions. the two were arrested yesterday morning. l.a. police role vealed the charges against the r([÷two. >> the district attorney filed multiple charges against louis san perez and marvin norwood including mayhem and assault be a deadly weapon. >> police say they expect to release more details on monday. the man originally suspected is innocent. he was arrested in may. at that time he was the prime

suspected. >> i feel sorry for the family about what happened about their son. and i wouldn't like to be in his place as a mother because it hurts a lot, like it's hurting me too. but i would like to get the right person. >> he was never charged in the stowe case. he remains behind bars on a parole violation. meanwhile there's progress in brian's recovery. kno can look and he's comprehending. >> we caught up with his cousin outside san francisco general hospital. that's where brian is being treated for the brain injury he suffered in the attack. since then, he's given the thumbs up sign and mouthed his name in response to a question. san francisco police chief offered zfk÷]o;p+his çpktheo shoot out with police.

he died saturday after police say he fought officers. heightened tensions in the neighborhood. not an officers. the officer shot and imagine the pain pull could cause him to move forward and it lodged behind the cheek. the chief said the gun was taken from the scene by a witness and that detectives have an idea who took it but haven't located him. this triggered a wave of anger and resentment. we explore some of the possible reasons why the anger has yet to subside. >> marvin robinson owns a queens store in the bay view. he says the anger that has erupted has anything to do with harding himself but the anger

was already 6xcbubbling below t surface. the ;> we've got this healthy bodies individualed who are not working. >> reporter: a few doors away, this man training to become a barber says police have made him feel like a criminal. >> i've heard you're lucky you're not being carted off to jail in a situation where you haven't done anything. >> ÷you said where you from and whose car is this. do you know what i mean? so sometimes it hinders you when it comes to the police. >> reporter: he owns a bakery up the street. >> they come and i asked if everything's okay. i tell them yes. >> reporter: they have sports programs but among many younger follow action here, preacception appears to be

reality. >> we've been exploited and criminalled and abused. there are a lot of people who are willing to work on the relationship. >> reporter: but the reasons people got so angry but most agree the anger runs deep and it's not going away any time soon. they come men rate ground breaking in the bay area today. they hope the library will benefit children in that neighborhood. the 9,000 square foot building will have space for teenagers along with computers and wireless internet. >> time is running out for congress. president obama is frustrated and spoke out just a few hours ago. >> the american people, i think, are fed up with political posturing and an

inability for politicians to take responsible actions. >> the president spoke about how speaker boehners dig to step out of talks today. he says he wants to change too much. if the limit isn't raised by august 2nd, we'll default on our debt. >> 4,000faa employees will be put off at midnight tonight. most of the workers are in california but most are in southern california. congress failed to reach an agreement today to extend the agency's operating authority. flight operations won't be effected and airlines won't have to pay a tax on 4zd'bxitic until an agreement is reached. >> investors zye-are pushing th price of oil (úlkçback up. wñ

it hasn't been above $100 since june 9th. caterpillar weighed on the dow industrial. amd lifted up and nasdaq ÷úros 24. california's unemployment rate was higher in june but xxdthe n wasn't all bad. they actually saw :> they're among the stores

going under nationwide. they blame the problems on the rise of e readers, internet book sales and the economy. she was in east bay today in oakland. the labor secretary praised the group for its efforts to protect worker rights. a man is hospitalized with severe burns in a fire that appears to be linked to illegal drug making. the fire started with an explosion around 2:30 this morning on a 5)cvqñ(jhome in oa a man inside managed to escape the home. they will believe that butane the fire. a postal worker is being hailed as a hero after he helped save a family's home in the south bay. the letter carrier was armed only with a garden hose. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. this family finally got a

chance today to hug and othank the letter carrier who saved their home. on wednesday, the 49 year old was delivering mail at this townhouse complex and saw their two daughters outside with their unanimousny after escaping a fire inside. so the letter carrier, who recently submitted his retirement papers grabbed a began hose and rushed toward the flames. i'm thinking what am i wófwdoin but the little kids were so upset. >> reporter: he says the fire had already consumed part mx the kitchen. >> it started coming up the ceiling and was coming around the hallway. so i got down as low as i could to keep the fire from my head. >> it came all the way from here to here also. >> reporter: they were still stunned that he risked his life for them and the neighbors in the complex. >> he didn't have to do this. but fwhe went out of his way. we are very thankful to him.

the whole community would have been at risk. >> it was a danger for him also but he did a great job. i am thankful to him. he saved my kids and my house. that's awesome. >> reporter: the postal service will honor him. after the fire, he finished his route. "ñiu so for the post office motto, add fire. we from breaking news to report happening now in the east bay. that's where firefighters are it happened earlier tonight. several units are said to be damaged. there are no reports of any how the ñnfire started but agai this fire is happening right now. our news chopper will stay over

the scene. we'll bring more details as we get them. new information tonight about the deadly plane crash earlier this omonth. a preliminary report issued halv today says the small plane that crashed into the community off at a steep angle before purging frvh plunging to the ground. authorities reported 87 people are dead tonight after h5ílñattacks ther 8 victims were at a youth camp. 7 people died when gñgua bomb exploded. o the 20 story obuilding head th offices of norway's prime hand other government workers. two and a half hours later the same man started shooting at a youth camp located on an island about 20 miles north.

investigators say 80 people died there. a 32 year old man has been arrested in connection with the incident. there is no apparent link to terrorism and why there's no official word on motive, both sides are linked to norway's ruling party. they opened the door for gay lesbian military members. how a woman helped shape that historic battle. they add another name to the race for mayor. the cool down has arrived. where the low clouds will be first thing tomorrow morning. also highlight the coolest day of the upcoming weekend. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card

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happening, the east bay firefighters are working on this fire happening in the retirement community. it start just about 45 minutes ago. it's in an apartment complex on running springs drive. several units are said to be damaged at this point. we have no reports of injuries. we don't know how the fire started but our news chopper has been over the scene for several minutes. this picture hasn't changed much since we first brought it to you you. you see a lot of smoke coming from the apartment complex. i just spoke with our meteorologist and he said winds are slight and there's a bit of breeze and you can tell it. it's not a violent whipping wind. so when you think about other structures. we don't know if that's happening. we do know that several units in one building are damaged. we are staying on top of this breaking news. news chopper 2 is going to stay there. we expect to hear more information just as soon as we

get it. former south bacon guess man was sworn in today as the secretary of defense. he has tough words for those that threaten the nation. >> no one attacks the united states of america and gets away with it. >> vice president joe biden administered the oath of office. america faces a multitude of dangers across the globe and the biggest challenges are fighting terrorism and cutting the pentagon budget. president said don't ask don't tell banning openly gay men and women from military service. >> i just opened up an e-mail. >> reporter: it's been 18 years of waiting. there it is in virtual black and white. the certification of the don't ask don't tell repeal.

>> your hands are shaking. >> she got the initial news 18 years after coming out as a lesbian military office, don't ask don't tell is nearly history. >> automilitary training said when you see a wrong you step up and do the right thing. for me, coming out was the right thing. >> reporter: she won her case against the policy and was allowed to serve autoher military career out of the closet. >> it was better than living in the closet. that's for sure. i could go to workout fear. i was able to be myself and i actually established tighter bonds with my coworkers. that's her standing next to president obama when he repealed don't ask don't tell last december. she paved the other for other military that want to be true to themselves and serve their country. >> other people serving will feel a sense of relief. today won't be the day i get a knows that says your job is over. >> reporter: for many

considering military service this may be a new start. it officially ends 60 days from now. that will make it easier for people who fly the rainbow flag to serve the american flag. advocates say the next battleground will be to get the same military benefits for same sex military members. we're staying on top of break news happening in the east bay. firefighters working this fire in the retirement community. john is joining us live from the scene by telephone. tell me what you see from where you are. >> at 1209 running springs road. i'm looking at a total of 8 units. these are condos has have been engulfed in flames. you can probably see from the chopper shot from up ahead, but

there is a lot of smoke right now but there's a ladder truck with a hose spraying down on top of the fire that's still remaining. 8 total units, but the good thing is, at least so far firefighters say that no one has been hurt and as far as they know no one was trapped by the fire. but these are 8 condo units in rossmore. they're on the south side. firefighters from all around the county have been here and they've mostly kept them away from the south side units as well. but i'll tell you, these 8 units are all without a doubt a total loss. there are some cars, you can see -- they're two story units, but it seems like the garages are pretty much unhurt. aside from water and smoke damage, but the units and

living spaces, all a total loss. >> if if i can ask you real quick, i understand it is a retirement community, were there any special concerns or do you see any of the elderly residents who may have needed special help to escape this fire. >> well, certainly in situations like this there are concerns for anybody affected by a fire like this. but most of the people who live here are older folks. i see one woman right now wearing a mask over her face so that she doesn't enheal inhale too much smoke. one man was able to get up here and was very much out of breath. so even just getting out of this area, even in the best of circumstances, might be a little challenging. >> thank you live on the scene there at that fire happening now. we're going to let you go.

he's going to get more information. we'll either bring it to you here at 7:00 or update you coming up on the 10:00 news. the first candidate of san francisco's new mayor is officially on the ballot. the current mayor could up end the race. >> reporter: down the street they march with their candidate leading and supporters trailing with thousands of signatures in hand. their destinations city hall to get his name on the ballot. >> the fact that we're the first individual to collect the 10,000 signatures, it just indicates the strength of our campaign. >> reporter: the deadline for candidates to file is thursday, others will follow. >> it's significant to the campaign in terms of the overall structure of the election, it doesn't mean much. >> corey cook considers him to

be a front runner along with david shew for now. >> how does that shift up the calculation and what do the other candidates do in response to this. >> these are popping up all around san francisco. in an interview wednesday lee for the first time refused to rule out running. they posted this youtube video highlighting his promise not to run, but he said he welcomed all potential candidates. >> i wish him well and so -- but my focus is on my running for this mayorship. >> the final deadline for candidates is august 12th. there could be more than 30 candidates on the ballot in november. how warm will it get this weekend? mark has yourforecast [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves.

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on fire there. he's seen some people displaced by the fire out where he is. mark, when you see this picture, thinking about the wind and the smoke, what do you see. >> i'm looking at the tree branches once again. some weather stations in that area, winds gusting from around 8 to 12 miles per hour. it is a breeze but not extreme. temperatures back down to the mid to upper 70s. >> we're talking about elderly residents there any concern for air quality. >> air quality in the immediate area. it is some what of a concern but at least there's a little bit of wind to disperse that. >> our weather this weekend, low clouds and fog. the cooling trend is here. there's a deeper marine layer that will increase in coverage over the next few hours. a quick snapshot of the 5 day forecast. we do have this.

as you can see into saturday, a little bit up in the numbers and holding steady for next week. >> or coverage continues online at ktv.com.

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